The Bobby Bones Show - Tues Part 1: Is It Too Early For Christmas? + Never Gonna Get It!

Episode Date: November 5, 2024

Bobby talks to Morgan about how she already went full Christmas by decorating her entire house. We debate if it's too soon to be fully decked out for Christmast right after Halloween and before Thanksgiving?  We play Never Gonna Get It where the question is: The average American will give up on this after three unsuccessful tries. What is it?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's Election Day today. Tomorrow will be all games all day long. We're not ignoring the election. We're acknowledging it by completely not acknowledging it. Tomorrow, all games all day. I do want to start, though, speaking of holidays-ish, Morgan's house is completely decorated for Christmas already. Now, today is November 5th.

Her house is completely decorated. Morgan, first, tell us about your house and if we walked inside what we'd see. Oh, well, you would see garlands and lights everywhere. You would also see little sparkly trees everywhere. There's lots of sparkles. And then a giant tree in the living room and then a tree in my bedroom. And then you'd also see the lights outside. And there's also lights on the trees outside.

You have lights outside as well? Yes. Did you hang them yourself? Yeah. Wow. Okay. We're not judging. but would you feel like it's too early for you to put up Christmas stuff?

Not just in general. I'm not going to hate them more. I'm not going to hate a Morgan. It makes her happy, great. Is it too early to put stuff up up at your house? Do you feel? No, because I am decorating this week. I thought maybe.

Because I want it to be up longer. I want to enjoy it more, especially, you know, this week. Like, we need to tis the season. You know, Christmas just puts people in a better spirit, so let's get there. Like, as America, everyone should decorate this week. You know what? I don't hate it because of that. Right.

But the same reason we're doing only games tomorrow. Right. Still feels a bit premature, but I like it. I don't. Time's flying. Hmm. You get sad with age? I just feel like it's going by so fast.

It turns out to an Ame's like, I just feel like. Eddie? I'm all about tiz in the season, man. Like, I think it's great. But are you going to do it? No, no, no, no, no. I'm asking for your own places. Is it too early?

No, I won't do it until after Thanksgiving. That's really our time to do it. But I think it's awesome after they're doing. Gosh, that you only have like two weeks to enjoy it. I think it's great. You guys are doing it too. I'm asking for your own time. It's a month. Too early?

Oh, way too early. I don't do it until after Thanksgiving because if you don't celebrate Thanksgiving, you're discriminating against Thanksgiving. You're acting like it's a forgotten holiday. It gets looked over so much. And I feel so bad for Thanksgiving. When did you become a Thanksgiving sanitizing? No, no, no, but I'm just saying these people,

you go to the grocery store and they have Christmas out already in these people in their houses. It's like, guys, celebrate Thanksgiving. Don't forget about such an American holiday. No, there are turkeys for stuff. sale right now. Yeah, but we don't decorate for Thanksgiving. Yeah. What do you put up? A harvest? I'm gonna put a frozen turkey up? A cornucopia in his yard?

Some turkeys and some fall foliage stuff like color stuff. I got a feeling you're making this up as you go. Nope. So the Spirit Halloweens have flipped a Spirit Christmases. Wow, that quick. I didn't go check that out. The lunchbox is furious. Oh, sorry. I did hit Spirit Halloween over the weekend and get 75% off. Yeah.

All sorts of. costumes and decorations, genius. Candy is so cheap right now, and I think if you buy it now, it will still be good for next year. But if you're just thinking it, I don't know that I would do it. I feel pretty good about giving out non-poisoned items. Do you know who owns Spirit? Because I've often wondered how Spirit Halloween maintains, like, makes money. Yeah, so Spirit Halloween isn't just a company called Spirit Halloween, and they just go,

okay, let's have a store for a minute. Oh, really? Uh-huh. Spirit Airlines? Spincers. Like in Spence Yeah, so what Spenters does And you probably know the model

They find places that aren't being used Like storefronts Like bed bath and beyond That's out there anymore Best Buy, whatever And then they go Well nobody's using it Can we lease it for three months?

So they do But now they've end up This year they're flipping it to Spence Or to Spirit Christmas Wow, did you research this? Yes On your own? Yes.

And then not, yeah Because I just tried by it I'm like How do they even get this business model at work? And they make like $7, 800 million a year from Spirit itself. Not just Spencer.

Spencer is like a $2 billion a year company. Spirit does $700, $800 million a year. Dang. Isn't that wild? Man, just imagine if they had Spirit of Thanksgiving. They'd make like a... No, not a single person.

No, that'd probably be the like, well, this is the one we just put up and we make so much elsewhere we can have a loss here. Well, and again, there's such a small window to decorate for Thanksgiving, right? Like two and a half weeks. But lunchbox is here for it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, sorry we hated on your holiday, bro. Thank you.

Yeah. Accept your apology. Bobby bones. Last night, I put A1 sauce on the steak my boyfriend made for me, and he lost his mind. He said it was disrespectful of the time and energy he put into seasoning the steak. I just like the taste. I wasn't thinking about it. This is our first fight.

We went to bed angry. He said it overwhelms the flavors of the meat. I know you like it. A1. He also asked me, would you put ketchup on a lobster? Is A1 steak sauce insulting the cook, or is he being crazy? Signed A1 lover. A1 lover. A1 lover, I'm an A1 lover. It doesn't not matter how good the steak is. I believe it can be better with A1. Now, if the steak is excellent, you don't need as much A1, but I believe the taste of A1 makes any steak. If it's a 10, it makes it a 10 plus. So I'm with you. I think he's being

judgmental, and I would dump him. And yes, I would put ketchup on lobster. Okay, I wouldn't, but if you did, I might get a laugh, but I wouldn't hold it against you. Yeah, but see, I'm a ketchup person, and my dad was an amazing chef. Like, he loved to cook, especially steak, and I would put ketchup on his steaks, and he still loved me. He didn't understand it. He didn't understand it, but I did it. And I just feel like this is like, what's going on deeper than this? Because you should not be really fighting over this.

Let me go to Eddie, who is quite the griller. I'm a chef myself. Go ahead. Yeah, it's very insulting. But you got to understand that people's palettes As a chef, it's hard to swallow, but it's hard to understand why someone would do that Because you do season it perfectly the way you think it should be seasoned.

Well, then why don't you be like, the steak is so good, why doesn't it need seasoning? It's just seasoning after you've already cooked it. Right, but you do that as you cook it. Then when you serve it, it should be eaten the way it's served. However, just hanging out with you, it doesn't matter how good it is. You're going to put it on there anyway. So I've learned that people are just going to put whatever. ketchup, wash your shirt sauce, A1 sauce, whatever on it.

Yeah, he needs to get over it. You get over it. It's hard, though. As a cook, it's so hard. At restaurants, they will shame you. I've been shamed multiple times asking for A1, where they'll be like, fine. And they'll bring it in like a secret little container that looks very fancy, but it's A1. A1.

That's funny. I'm team A1. I think there's not a steak that's so good at, like A1 doesn't make it better. But that's me. Yeah, he's being very dumb. So we side with you and play this for him. And then put A1 on every. No, no, no, no, be respectful.

You don't have to be, you don't have to get crazy with it. Or you're about to say, put it on everything, even your cereal. Yeah, yeah, just for a while. Gross. Multiple bottles in the door, too, when he opens it up. All right, thank you. Let's go to the voicemails. This is Des in Colorado.

Hello, Bobby Bones. I'm currently taking off on a six-hour drive to a mental health facility in Denver, Colorado. My last chance to save my family, I've struggled with addiction and mental health my whole life. is wondering if you could tell my wife, Jessica, that I love her, and I'm going to miss her, and I'm doing this for her, and this is the most gangster I've ever done. I love you guys, and you're going to get me through this. Thank you. We're not going to get to do it, but you're going to get you to do it.

That's awesome. We're happy to be along for the ride, but the hardest thing to do is what you're doing by going, hey, I can't do it by myself. That's the hardest thing to do is go, I can't do it by myself. So we're all super proud of you. I'm super proud of you because obviously your priorities are your family and again the mental health, the physical health. And it ain't going to get better unless you go, I need help for this to get better. And the biggest thing that she has in her favor right now is she's acknowledged that and she's going herself.

Go, we're proud of you. If you want to listen to the show, we love it. I don't know what the rules are. Well, my mom would go to rehab. She didn't get to listen to stuff unless it was like specialized stuff. So you may not get to listen to us while you're there. If you are, leave us a voicemail. We'd love to hear from you, obviously.

But it ain't about us. It's only about you. It's not even about your wife right now. And, you know, not to make it any, not to just go, it's not about her, but it's only about you. Because if you can't be there for you, you can't be there for anybody else, including your wife or anybody else in your family. And that might sound like a very selfish thing to say.

But it's only about you right now. So you got to get you right. And not only that, there's no such thing as right. So when I say you got to get you right, there's no such thing as right. You got to get yourself in the best situation so that when you get out of there and you realize you're struggling again, you understand you're struggling and you can go back, not to this place, but go back to a place where you can sit down with yourself, address it, and constantly work on it. We're very proud of you.

That's awesome. Like I hear that and I know some people will go, she sounds sad, we should be sad. we should be sad. I am not sad for you. And if you hear this message, it is going to be, again, this is counterintuitive to what I think people will think you want to hear. It is going to be very hard, but nothing in your entire life is worth anything if it's easy. Think about everything that's easy in your life. What is that even worth? Nothing. If it's easy, everybody does it. We're super excited. I'm excited for you because this will be a major change in acquiring the tools to constantly work on yourself and acknowledge that you're not perfect but nobody else is either so go get him go get him

think i should be like a football coach except that except not really football part and and i don't think about you dude to listen to me and go like we should run through a wall for him kind of got another football part yeah yeah i guess that well i mean i kind of know the football part but yeah go get him champ we're proud of you call us when you're out champ see i'm already in the mode now i'm already let's go go get him and i think she's going to be super proud of you and she's going to love you and She already loves you anyway. So go get him. Boom.

That's it. Here's Amy's pile of stories. Cruises are having a moment right now. Are they? Yeah. It's a whole thing. Full disclosure. I just had a meeting about a cruise.

Yes. Yeah. Come on. That's all. Because we're not there yet. Let's go. I feel like I and the people that we'd work with come highly, extremely highly recommended. I'm not going to say anything else.

I do feel like I get so motion sick. I have a, that's been the real reason that I have not jumped on board. It's not because I don't think a cruise would be awesome, but I'm thinking about doing a cruise with us and listeners. But I need a plan for me in case I get sick. Like a helicopter? They don't have that. A dinghy.

Don't talk about that this early in the morning. That's what happens out there. Amy, you go ahead. Okay, so I had no idea about your update there when I brought this up. but cruises are getting more and more popular right now because even though the cost of everything has gone up the last few years, a cruise is significantly less than a land hotel situation. And you go on board. Everything's planned for you. You don't really have to think it and you get to stop at multiple locations and experience more. So.

Sounds amazing. Cruises are disappearing. For everybody except people to get so motion sick like me, I will get motion sick scrolling on my phone if I'm not careful. That's why I am so scared of it. not because it doesn't sound awesome, but we did have a scuba, Steve and I had a 30 minute meeting with a spot. Yeah, solid 30 minute, yeah. So like when are we doing? No. No.

This is so cool. I will not give you anything else. Stop torch on me. Okay. I have different ways that you can shorten your life expectancy, which Bobby, I think you did this like last week in the news, but it was like smoking, sitting too much. Standing in the highway. No, it was like legit health things.

Yeah. And this list was interesting to me because it was like, huh, it's a little, outside of the box, but you can reduce your life expectancy simply by marrying the wrong person. Of course, you're going to be stressed out and miserable the whole time. Yeah, and the next thing on there is stress. Like, that's a contributing factor. Or maybe working the graveyard shift, staying in touch with a toxic family member and not having boundaries. The graveyard shift, we work like the end of the graveyard shift and it's the worst for my body. It's the worst. Yeah. You're saying we work.

Yeah, like out of the end. Yeah. Because we come in early and it's still dark. And so we work the end of it. And I leave here feeling like I have been in a graveyard because my body's supposed to wake up at 1 p.m. Mm-hmm. Not 4 a.m. So my boss is if I die early, that's on you.

A few more things on the list being lonely. Too much caffeine interfering with rest. And then the last one, Bobby, pay attention. What? Untreated sleep apnea. Mine is only slightly apnea. I've been through this. You don't want to know.

It's my dingy. Keith Irvin made a joke that men only come to his shows for two reasons. Okay. What do you think those are? I would say awesome music and shredding guitar solos. Okay, guitar is in there. He said they are either a guitar player and they're totally into that or their girlfriend drag them there. Fair enough.

He does music for the most part that is meant probably, it's like our show. We probably have 60, 40 female to min. I think his music is generally that too. Can you imagine a dude? Blue. You know, listening by himself to blow ain't your color? If he does, he doesn't want to be able to know, even though it's an awesome song.

Yeah. He said, he can kind of look out in the crowd and tell the guys that are just kind of forced. They're like, they have a look and their arms are folded across their chest. They're enjoying it. It's awesome. Oh, yeah.

They're faking it. Of course. It's like dudes that come to my comedy shows. I know you love it. Think I'm hilarious. Shut up. Stop back like you don't want to be there. I'm Amy.

That's my file. That was Amy's Pile of Stories. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. So her name's Gabby, her and her husband. They volunteered to go down and work after the hurricane in North Carolina. And so what they're doing is they're taking a bunch of pet supplies down.

They load up the truck and they drive it down because there's a lot of animals that have been displaced. And animals that aren't displaced, but they don't have food. So they drive all this down. And they go to the shelter where a lot of the dogs that are at the shelter aren't even shelter dogs. They're dogs that are people's dogs, and they're just at the shelter because they were all running wild and running free. So they're feeding all the dogs. And so Gabby's there, and she's like, dang, this one dog, I'm not sure whose dog it is, but like, I love this dog. And they're like, well, there's no chip.

We do not think it's somebody's dog. We think it's just a random dog. And so she was like, can we take it with us on the way home? So she adopts it, boom, take the dog home. So that could be the end of the story. However, the dog, who she later named Rusty, became part of the family. Two weeks later, Rusty is pulling on Gabby's leg, her pants. And she's like, what is happening here?

There was a fire. There was a fire like away from, that the dog was pulling her too. Oh, my gosh. The dog that she just adopted from the hurricane. And so she goes to the fire, gets her kids out. They put the fire out, not a lot of damage done on the house. But the dog that she adopted and ended up saving their last. life. Like that's so, that almost seems fake. I know, but I love it when this happens.

But it's real. Yeah, we meant to be. So then they reconfirmed because they were gone for a week and she wanted to make sure she didn't have somebody else's dog. So after confirming the dog was indeed astray, now they are officially the owners and they adopted Rusty. That is wild. That's from Fox 29. If there was a fire, I don't even think my dog would run from it much less get me. I think he'd just watch it. It's cool. Yeah. L.R. would run away and Stanley would just watch it and wonder,

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will give up after three unsuccessful tries of this. Okay, never going to get it. No, you're not going to get it. Never, never going to get it. Not this time. No, you're not going to get it. The average American will give up on this after three unsuccessful tries. Now, I do want to go over to Alex, who lives in Michigan, who's going to play with us this morning.

Hi, Alex, good morning. Good morning, so Alex, you'll have three opportunities to win this game. And you first will answer the question. And the question is, the average American will give up on this after three unsuccessful tries. What is it? Now, we'll give you a few seconds to think about it by playing the theme song one more time. No, you're not going to get it. No, never, never going to get it.

Not this time. No, you're not going to get it. Okay, Alex, if you miss it, that's okay. We'll go to the room. Alex, what is your answer? Using, I'm going to say, using like a computer, so some people can't. Okay. using a computer. Because some people can't. That is not correct. It's always hard to go first.

It's hard. The question is so hard. We think you'll never get it. But we give the whole room here a chance. So Amy, I ask that question. How do you feel? One through ten. Do you think you have it? I feel like a seven? Lunchbox? Ten. I got it. Morgan? I'm at an eight. Eddie? Nine. Oh my gosh. Wow. Very confident. They think they have it. So, Alex, you get to pick two show members here. And if they get it, you win. Um, let's do Morgan and Eddie. Okay, okay. Wow. So, Morgan, what is your answer?

I have taking a selfie. Oh, that's a good one because it's a lot of selfies. You have to take a bunch to get a good one. A bunch, so just way more than three. Way more than three. No, some people are the haters? Amy. Hey, that's a pretty good answer.

Amy, I like that. Amy, lashing out. Okay, the average American will give up after three unsecretors. successful tries of this. Like they're exclusive to selfies here. Well, it's the question here. American. Hey, really hate me.

She's hating hard. Nobody, nobody ever picks me. Elections really got in a bad spot, okay? I know. Okay. Okay, Amy, what do you have? Dating, a date, a person. You go on three before you give up?

No, no, you give up on that person. Yeah, I give up after, I used to give up after like half of one. Half of a date. A lot, man. And she picked Morgan. Many. Lunchbox what you have? Diet.

Try it three times. Doesn't work. I'm out. This is going to be fat. That's a good guess. Yeah. Okay. Eddie?

Yeah, you guys all good guesses, but you got it wrong. The right answer is sign into an email. Oh, like a password. Yeah, you sign in your password. Then after three tries, you're like, I'm done. Let's just open a new account. This happens to do a lot.

Okay. Open the new account. Eddie, you don't just say forgot password? You just open a whole new account? Why not? Oh, you leave it. Sure. You leave it.

I mean, not my main one. but yeah, a dumb one, sure. I'll open a new one. Okay. So Eddie says remembering a password. Amy, yours is going on a date. That is not correct. Okay.

Morgan, yours is a selfie. That is you're on hold. You might be right. Whoa. Oh. Well, interesting. Eddie, you just remember the password? Yeah, come on.

That is on hold. I love it. I love it. Lunchbox. Yours is. Diet. No, not right. What?

And that's why she didn't pick you guys. So, Alex, you're not right either. You don't know that? I do know. Do you guys want to make a bet on that? I'll allow a bet to happen. $5? Yeah.

You're going to, hold on, Eddie. What, what? You have, the odds of you getting it right are so bad. Why? $5. Versus him? Because you're picking out of everything and he's just picking no. But I think I got it.

Okay. If you want to. Yeah, we did. We did it. But the odds are, he gets to pick no that you won't get it. And it's you versus basically everything. So what if I pay five? Well, no, you've already said it.

You've already said it. And I haven't even said the other one of you guys are right. But I feel wrong. Right. Okay. Morgan, yours is a selfie that is not right. Bummer.

Come on. It's over to you, Eddie. Let's go. The answer is. Get your wallet. No, no, no, no. You can't tell us the answer. Why not?

Because we got to go to the next round. She gets to choose a good. The answer is remembering a password. Eddie got right. Wow. You owe $5. That's a good one. You owe $5.

And not only that, Alex wins. Let's go. entire collection of crap from the back, a signed book. Scribble, what does she have there to win? We got a darling hat from Chase Matthew. We have a Beanie Baby. We still have those left over from the old studios. We're going to give her that.

A signed book by you and then a Pimp and Joy sweatshirt. Oh, let's go. Let's go. Alex, you win. Yay. Alex, you win. And Eddie wins $5. What a day.

Wow, wow, wow. It's a great day in America. The answer is the average American will give up three times. if they don't remember their password. Is that because after three times you get locked out? You hit forgot password and then they send you an email. Eddie, Eddie starts over. Alex, congratulations.

I hope you have an awesome day. Please stay on the line and we'll get all your information, okay? Thank you so much. All right, let's play. Wow. Hey, you got to make him pay me. No, you have to make him pay you. Okay, pay me.

So the artist, George Burge, he's got a number one song that's like, I got my mind on you, got you on my mind. And now he's got that song, She only listens to Cowboys songs. So he was in a fraternity at Texas. And Amy, you were in a sorority. Did you have like a specific little sister, like one-on-one little sister? Yeah, so my first year joining, I have a big sister because I'm new.

And then once I've been there a year, then the incoming, I become a big sister. So it's like a mentorship. Yes. Do you know who his little brother was? It was Glenn Powell, the actor. Which is crazy. Which is, that's his literal little. And so I was talking to him

And I was like, hey, like what's up? It was Glenn Powell, by the way, he's got with all the abs. Like what movies has he been in? Top Gun, the new one. Yeah. Anything best way to describe.

Yeah, the Netflix movie. Twisters. Hit that, Ray. I don't know if I've said in an interview before, but yeah, Glenn Powell was my little brother in my fraternity at the University of Texas and he's now like

the sexiest man in the world and in every movie that you've ever seen. And he was always a stud and he would go out and to L.A. and do the acting thing, even when we're in college. We all kind of knew that he was going to have that path. But to see him blow up into like the biggest movie star in the world right now has been so fun for me to watch.

And he actually came out in Atlanta the other day when we played a show and we text each other. And one really cool thing was, I was probably less cool for him than it was for me. But I got to play Jimmy Fallon earlier this year, this night show, which is like the biggest thing I've ever done. And Glenn was on Jimmy Fallon two weeks after I was. And he texted me and he's like, hey, man, pretty wild. a few years after we went to college, we're both on the Tonight Show.

So that was like, that was pretty small world, a surreal moment for me. Explain Little Brother, is everybody that comes in after you a little brother or is there like a specific like one-on-one little brother thing? Yeah, there's a one-on-one little brother thing like where you have that relationship and like you're kind of like the mentor, help him like navigate the wildness that is a fraternity at the University of Texas. So you were his big brother, one-on-one, he was your little brother. Yeah, yeah, he was my guy.

That's crazy. That's cool. That's George Burge. Isn't that wild? In a way he mentioned. toward him to the success. To those labs, yeah. Yeah. This guy barges through TSA, storms on to a flight, tries to steal the plane. This is at a real airport.

Okay, so it was a Montana airport. He gained access to the cockpit of an Alaska Airlines aircraft. This from Fox News before being apprehended. This guy sounds like a moron, though, that wasn't going to be able to fly the plane. But he did get in there, which is a bit scary. His name is Justin Reed Seymour, 34 years old. He was arrested after he managed to evade capture and intrude through the TSA checkpoint at Missoula International Airport, October 22nd.

Now, I have flown into this Missoula airport. It is small. Like, this ain't happening in Chicago or Atlanta because they got a lot of folks there. In Missoula, not as many people are there because it's a small airport, but still, he was like, I'm about to go. And so he goes, people are yelling, stop him, breach, breach, like they're screaming this in the airport. And he charges down, gets through, charges down the jet bridge. Oh, my goodness. airline employees are trying to stop him.

He gets onto the plane. He beats up two flight attendants, basically. What? Gosh. One of the flight attendants was shoved into the cockpit door, while the other airlines' employees' fingers were crushed when he tried to rotate the dead. Like, he's on a mission. Gone crazy.

Yeah. So he told police, and something was happening, like, psychotically with him. Don't know if it was hormones in his brain or drugs. It doesn't save a suicide. something was going on. He told police bad people had told him to take the aircraft. The 34-year-old was charged his felony robbery, felony aggravated burglary. He's being held on $500,000 bond. Again, the stories from Fox News. So I got two questions here. One, isn't it crazy he got all the way to the cockpit of the airplane? Like there's so many buttons. Good luck, buddy. Like almost you just want

to see. Well, he made it. Let's just see what happens. There's no way he's getting that. No way. There's no way. Number two, what would you do if you're in the airport and this happens and you see this guy go through or you're on you're you're uh in the waiting area to get on the plane and you see them off what do you do amy i mean i don't i'm not gonna probably i'm gonna hope somebody tackles him and does something i maybe get out my phone yes obviously number one answers get out your phone or either call or film oh no yeah for ticot yeah right like i want to see what's going on but i just want hoping that everybody's okay but i think i'm just going to stand there and be like is this really happening is this real

more in shock. If some dude sprints down, everybody's like, breach, breach, get him, get him. Do you jump in and try to get him, lunchbox? Yes, 100%. 100%. If I'm in the airport and I see someone coming towards me and there you get on breach. Okay, but not toward you exactly.

He's running by you. Hey, guess what? I got some wheels. And that guy is going down. I am going after him. Leave my bags and that's one time it's okay to leave your bags unattended at an airport because I'm going to get the breacher.

So I think if someone were being harmed, you would jump in. But we've seen you be in a situation and not really do anything. Name a situation. I'm always the old man. The old man he wanted to beat up all the time. And he's like, hey, record me. And he did nothing. Right.

Now his neighbor was the alpha. No, this is also. Oh, this is a second story. He was on an airplane on lunchbox. Yeah. Lunchbox had an encounter on an airplane. He was ready to throw down with an old man. He even told us to record him.

I said, get ready. I'm about to go do something because he was being a little on re torrent. the flight attendant. I said, I might take this old man down. And then he sat down. No, he kept being honoring. But he just did. So he didn't do anything. And then we saw the situation in lunchbox's cul-de-sac where the car gums comes through and almost runs over kids. And lunchbox's neighbor is the one that jumped in. I was there. I jumped in. You were the beta. No, you were like this. So, sir, do you realize what you did is very dangerous?

And that's a great way to talk to him after he's done. Yeah. After I yelled at him, yeah. But your neighbor jumped in. But you don't have audio of you. yelling. Yeah, I don't know. Or diving in the car, pulling him out. I don't know where the audio was when I was yelling at him. But trust me, if that guy's breaching the airport, he's going to get a piece of lunch. So he's going to have a lunch date.

He's going to have a date with me and it's not going to be good for him. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So a guy running onto an airplane with nobody at risk is worse to you than a car driving in with a bunch of children. No, no, I yelled at the car guy. You didn't yell at him. No, we heard you. We heard. Yeah.

Anyway, I thought that was a crazy story. or the guy you got into the front of the airplane. I think they should let him go. Go ahead. See what you can do now. It's like if you catch your kid smoking, you make it smoke a whole pack. Yes, exactly.

All right, buddy. Fly us. What are you going to do now? Where are you going to go? You want to Paris? All right, let's give it a rip. I know, but is there a percentage? I don't know, I don't remember what you said about his experience,

but could he have practiced in a simulator and know what he's doing? I would think that the fact that he said bad men, and that wasn't really. Okay, he hasn't gone to training. 40% of adults have not made new friends in over a year. Making friends as an adult is a bit harder just because you have a bunch of stuff going on. Making friends as kids not so hard because usually you're just putting a classroom with a bunch of other kids. And it's just like, here's all your people.

Find one of them or two of them. And you're around them every day. And like adults, make a lot of friends at work. But 40% haven't made a new friend in over a year. Amy, how many friends have you made do you think in the past year? Like actual friends? Yeah, I don't. Actual friends.

I mean, I've met people obviously, but that I've formed a relationship with, not really at all. Because it's as a mom and working, like nurturing the friendships that I have is already challenging. Oh, good. You know, like I have to pour into that. Like some of my girlfriends, we have lunch on the calendar like three months out because they're also working and moms and life is crazy. I feel like I've developed the perfect strategy for this. Would you like to hear it?

Yeah. Hire all your friends. Oh, well, then you see them every day. That's right. Oh, that's us. We're here. Every day. In like all different points.

Yes, hire all your friends and then they all work with you. We're forced to hang out with you. That's right. They're forced friendships. The survey of 2,000 adults who have traveled with friends in the past also found that they have not made a new friend in over a year. Now, we used to travel together, but then, everybody got married and had kids.

We just went on vacations together. We were like 25. Mm-hmm. Young, our whole life ahead of us. Yeah. Very young. That was a long time ago. That's starry-eyed and dreaming.

Yeah, but I don't really like those that much. I liked them okay because I had to pay for them all. Of course. Yeah, but it was our reward. I know, but I made up the reward. It wasn't. Yeah, I was like, let's go. But adults, new friends lunchbox?

I've made at least one new friend, Ben. His, uh... Shout out, Ben. Yeah, Ben, his daughter goes to kindergarten with my son, so that's how I met him. So I'd say I've made a friend. Eddie? In the last year, no. I'd say in the last five years, I've made three friends.

But no, man. Like Amy said, it's just hard, you know? Like, you got, I mean, I will say, though, that the three friends that I have made in the last five years was because of my kids. So they're other dads. So because your kids are crammed in a classroom with other kids. That's like generationally. Yep. I think I've made, like, two?

Wow. Wow. You. You're the one? You're the one that's made friends this year? Wait, you hired? You hired them? No, not yet. Okay. Trust me. I got plans. But I don't have kids. I have kids yet. So it's not like, although I do work a lot, I have made a point to have a couple of friends that I don't work with. My wife made me do that. She's like, you need to have friends that you didn't hire. And I think for her, too, something that's been important is for her to make her own friends that don't come through a connection to you. I talk about her, though. She's got tons of friends. She's like, I'm going with this friend, going with that friend.

I'm like, where are you getting all these friends? But I think that's good advice to think about because sometimes, you know, like she moved here because you lived here and then y'all were together and then she met all your friends. And then it's like, I love seeing that she's been able to make her own friends. She has more friends than I do now. Yeah. No. Yeah. No.

She has more like friends that have nothing. Yes. But then that opens up your window of people that you don't necessarily work with. I know. But I got two now that I don't work with. Okay. Yeah. It's kind of weird, though. Like, how do you meet them?

What's weird? One playing softball. Okay. That's good. Just randomly, I don't even know the people on the team. And I was like, I'll just go play softball on this team. And then all of a sudden, I want a softball team. And then I'm like, you want to be my friend?

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makes other plans. We share stories and scientific insights to help us all better navigate these periods of turbulence and transformation. There is one finding that is consistent, and that is that our resilience rests on our relationships. I wish that I hadn't resisted for so long the need to change. We have to be willing to live with a kind of uncertainty that none of us likes. Listen to a slight change of plans on the I-Heart Radio app. Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. If you order food, how long until you become irritated that it's not there? What is your impatience level?

Like food delivery? I pay attention to the time. Like I order based on delivery time. Like sometimes I'll be debating between restaurants and one, like the time will say, you know, 20 minutes. The other say 30. So I'll go with the 20. And I...

That's always like a guess. Like, I know it's a guess, but it's normally pretty accurate. But that's when it starts to like, when I see the car like driving really slow or driving around and like minutes are being added. I'm like, what's happening? And then I'm annoyed. So your time is anything more than what the estimate is? Yeah. Feels a bit unfair. Especially if I pay the extra $2 for faster delivery. Oh, yeah. I get that priority. Yeah, I hit that priority. Because then I'm like, well, how do they really make it priority? Like, what's the, like what are they doing different? Do you get annoyed when they take a wrong turn? Oh yeah.

I watched like a guy loop the other day and do this whole house like, this is not that hard to figure out. Dang, that's rude. Well, no, then I just thought. Your heart was feeling rude. No, I mean, then I had compassion because yeah, directions are hard. I feel like anything over 40 minutes I start to get annoyed. Yeah, I would never choose a restaurant. 40 minutes. Well, I imagine even the 20 minute, there's part of it on the restaurant if it's slow. Yeah.

To, if they get lost, that ain't really their fault. They're trying to do the best job they can, drop to food off, get somewhere else. Anything over 40 minutes, I feel like I start to be a little bit annoyed. They did a poll about half an hour is when people start to get annoyed. So then if it's, if it is way later, I don't know. I've never checked. Like, can you go in and get a discount? Like, that's one of the things.

Like, you know, we ordered something the other day and it was missing a drink. And I went in and I got a refund because. You got a full refund for not having a drink? Well, I didn't. I got the refund for the drink. I got a credit because there was no drink. But like, if it's later than it says, can you get a discount? I think you can get a discount for whatever you want.

Okay. You just got to go sign up for it. It used to be back in the day, an hour or less pizza. We'll have it to get an hour. Oh, yeah. And we used to be like, that's crazy. We get it in an hour. now it's like we have no patience

I know right do you remember your film reels our photo processing oh like getting photos yeah it was later than hour you got it free Morgan did you ever have to get pictures developed

yeah we used to have the little yellow ones the little click I can't remember with it the disposable cameras we had those in high school oh was that like retro like you're doing it because it's no

no I think it was I mean at least then as far as I knew it was the cool thing to do that's what I'm saying like I don't know that it's retroed There was no other options. Oh, no, we had digital cameras too. See, that's it.

She thought it was like, oh, people used to do this, so we'll do it. What about, did you ever have dial up where it went, boing, boing, boing? When I was really, really young, when we had a computer room, I remember because my sister and I would fight over it often. How old were you probably? Oh, I mean, I was young. Like, this is probably pre-middle school. She's in the womb. It's what she remembers.

When you couldn't be on the phone and the internet at the same time. So if someone would call, it would kick you off. She didn't know that life. Morgan doesn't know that last. Nobody understands. All right. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Tell me something good.

Last week, a dad in Michigan's driving down the road. Got his nine-year-old son, Philip in the backseat. Stepdaughter is three asleep in the back seat. When he loses control the car, boom, smashes straight into a tree. Car catches on fire. Nine-year-old wakes up. It's like, oh, no. And dad's like, I can't move.

I can't move. You got to help your little sister. So the nine-year-old climbs over and grows. grabs his three-year-old sister and drags her out of the car as it's catching on fire. And then two good Samaritans show up and pulled the dad out who had a broken leg and couldn't move before the car burst into flames. These cars bursting into flames. Are they doing that still? This is a great story.

That's a good question. But it's like they used to recall them in like the 80s if they burst into flames. Well, I think it burst into flames because of the impact. I don't think it was just driving and burst into flames? I hear you, but don't you think they drive that stuff into walls enough times? You try it out. I'm not saying your story's not true. So we need to figure out what kind of car that is.

We need to have a talk with them. I don't know what causes it, but I saw a torched car on the side of the highway. I saw them all the car. It's like an engine, right? The whole car was just toast. On the side of the highway, there was a fire, fireball. Yeah, no, I saw, yes, I saw it. It wasn't on fire at the moment, but it was clearly like, you know, it looked like charred.

You're telling me you drove by and it was a fireball. Fireball. Yes. I mean, you know, it was crazy that it was a charred car. They don't tow it. They just leave it there. They eventually towed it. But forever.

I agree. If you drive behind, it's like, guys, like, why didn't we tow that like two days ago? I think they eventually get to it. Maybe there's an investigation.

Investigated off the highway. Yeah, like take it for the inbound lot or something. Like, you know, drugs or murder. Yeah, get it out. Yeah, get it out.

You can't move it. It's a scene. All right, that's it. That's a good story. Nine-year-old saves the life. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. Let's go to Amy and get into morning, corny.

The Morning Corny. What do you call Thanksgiving for selfish people? What's that? Thanks taking. That's funny. That's pretty funny. That was the Morning Corny. All right Tuesday Reviews Day.

Let's go around the room real quick. Anything you watched in the past week, review it. I got two things. Chimp Crazy, which I told you guys about last week, which is on Max. And it is a four-part series. You saw Tiger King, it's the same director, but it's not really Tiger King. It's not as like goofy as Tiger King, but it's about people that own these monkeys and really one family. And it's awesome.

I did not want to watch it. I had no interest in starting episode one. My wife was like, you got to watch it. And so we watched it. You guys will all love it. Have you guys started Champ Crazy? No. No, no, no.

You will love it because it's only four episodes and you will be like, I don't want to watch it. It sounds stupid. And you'll be like, oh my God. And you'll yell, justice for Tonka. And they're so human. They're so human. They put on pants. The monkeys?

They use the bathroom on toilets. She's trained them to... Okay, but you can't train a dog to put on pants. That's true. Like, they're so human-like. And the other one is, we finished over the past couple weeks, seasons three and four faster horses on Apple Plus. It is one of the best shows.

And I don't want to say ever because it's a recency bias. But all four seasons, after you get the first episode of season one, it's an amazing show. It's like spies and you're in it? Yeah, so I just finished. I can officially review season one because I'm finally done and it is so good. So good. So softly I've started episode one of season two.

Soft review. Yeah. And it's better than season one. Yeah, it gets so better. Yeah, so I'm very into it. And I thought it was about horses and I didn't want to watch it. It's not. My wife was like, you got to watch this.

It's only six episodes of season. Faster horses. My friend started season one because you said she heard you say and so she did and she was like, I'm just not feeling it. And I'm like, don't stop. And that's what you would tell to us. So I was like, remember Bobby said, you just have to do it. keep going and I second that.

So a chimp crazy, I give it four and a half out of five and then faster horses. Slow, slow. Sorry. Does I think of the festival we play? In Michigan. Thinking of the music festival we played.

Slow horses, all four seasons, I give four and a half out of five. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, that's good. That's okay. It has nothing to do with horses. Right.

That's what's confusing to me. It's called slow horse. I'm just thinking of that music festival. And then Amy, what did you review? I mean, for season one, I can already tell season two is going to be more. Don't worry about soft review. I'll give it four out of five, yeah, kind of loser agents. Is that your four, is that what you have this week?

Or do you have another thing to review? No. You don't have to have more. That's all I have. It took me that long to finish the season long of that. We're going to finish Tuesday Review Day in just a little bit. You guys can have yours in just a few minutes. And that is the end.

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